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SPIDER WEB TIME LAPSE
18-07-2017
2017
wacky and real life
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC FROM Caters News - (PICTURED: Spider spinning its web ) - Watch the mesmerising time lapse footage that shows the moment a spider spins its own silver web. Initially Mark Gildner, from North Carolina, USA, set up a camera to film a time lapse of the storm clouds rolling in, but instead was surprised to find he had actually caught the construction of a web on camera.The impressive structure, which took 40-45 minutes in real time, was spun by a Neoscona crucifera (Spotted Orbweaver) and spanned approximately 76cm across Marks balcony. As the footage progresses, small insects are captured by the web before the spider devours them for its dinner. Mark said: As I watched the first video back I wasnt expecting to see the spider so it was a nice surprise and I was actually really excited when I saw the final outcome. SEE CATERS COPY
